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Colortone 1050 Tie-Dye Crop Tee - 4.0 oz 60% cotton/40% polyester, classic fit, side seamed construction

Colortone 1050

Tie-Dye Crop Tee

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About this product

Colortone 1050 Tie-Dye Crop Tee with 4.0 oz 60% cotton/40% polyester, classic fit, side seamed construction, scoop neckline, short sleeves, open end yarn, and woven label. Compatible with DTG and screen print.

At a glance

What to know

  • 4.0 oz 60/40 cotton-polyester tie-dye jersey
  • Cropped silhouette with scoop neckline and short sleeves
  • Side-seamed construction with woven label
  • Direct-to-Garment (DTG) and Screen Printing compatible

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Material & Dye Treatment

The Colortone 1050 is a cropped tee in 4.0 oz 60/40 cotton-polyester jersey with a hand-dyed tie-dye pattern. Open-end yarn produces a textured surface that interacts distinctly with the tie-dye process.

Construction & Fit

Side-seamed construction with a scoop neckline and cropped length. The specs list a woven label rather than a tear-away label. Compatible with Direct-to-Garment (DTG) and Screen Printing, with prints applied over the existing tie-dye base.

Print Considerations

Printing over a tie-dye base introduces color variability — each garment has a unique dye pattern, so print results will vary slightly between units. DTG inks interact with the underlying dye, which can affect color accuracy on lighter print areas. Screen printing with opaque inks provides more consistent results over the patterned base.

Buyer FAQ

Common questions

What fabric is the Colortone 1050 made of?
60% cotton, 40% polyester at 4.0 oz.
Is the Colortone 1050 side-seamed?
Yes. Side-seamed construction provides a more consistent fit and reduces print misalignment compared to tubular-knit alternatives.
What print methods work with the Colortone 1050?
Direct-to-Garment (DTG) and Screen Printing. Prints are applied over the existing tie-dye pattern on the fabric.
Does the Colortone 1050 have a tear-away label?
No. It uses a woven label rather than a tear-away label.